Bill

HB 2137

Criminal procedures; resumption of competency; administration of medication; notification; authorization; effective date.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Adam Pugh and 1 co-sponsor

Allows involuntary medication to restore or maintain competency for defendants found incompetent, with court-ordered hearing, clear and convincing evidence, and defined protections

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House Committee Substitute Amended And Engrossed Engrossed HB2137 (5-06-25) (PUGH) FS FA1.PDF Proposed Policy Committee Substitute 1 Policy Committee Recommendation Introduced Floor (House) Floor (Senate)

Bill text & amendments

House Policy Committee Report Senate Committee Report House Committee Report

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